The FTC's Unwarranted Attempt to Regulate the Debt-Relief-Services Industry Using Rulemaking Authority Purportedly Granted by the Telemarketing and Consumer Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act

The Bear Hug That is Crushing Debt-Burdened Americans: Why Overzealous Regulation of the Debt-Settlement Industry Ultimately Harms the Consumers It Means to Protect→

September 15, 2016/ Aaron Reitz

September 15, 2016

The TARP Bailout of GM: A Legal, Historical, and Literary Critique→

September 15, 2016/ Aaron Reitz

September 15, 2016

The Controversial "Card-Check" Bill, Stalled in the United States Congress, Presents Serious Legal and Policy Issues→

September 15, 2016/ Aaron Reitz

September 13, 2016

Private Employees' Speech and Political Activity: Statutory Protection Against Employer Retaliation→

September 13, 2016/ Aaron Reitz

September 13, 2016

The BP Gulf Oil Spill Class Settlement: Redistributive "Justice?"→

September 13, 2016/ Aaron Reitz

September 13, 2016

Religious Accommodation in the Workplace: Why Federal Courts Fail to Provide Meaningful Protection of Religious Employees→

September 13, 2016/ Aaron Reitz

September 13, 2016

A Text-Based Interpretation of Title VII's Religious-Employer Exemption→

September 13, 2016/ Aaron Reitz

September 13, 2016

Color-Blind-Spot: The Intersection of Freedom of Information Law and Affirmative Action in Law School Admissions→

September 13, 2016/ Aaron Reitz

Articles

Misdiagnosis: A Comment on Illness and Injury as Contributors to Bankruptcy and the Media Publicity Surrounding It→

Cui Bono? The Case for an Honest Guest Worker Program→

If I Were a Corporation, I'd Be a Constitutional Person Too→

Overall, Sarbanes-Oxley is Good for U.S. Competitiveness→

Impediments to Commercial Risk-Taking→

The Dangers of "Investor Protection" in Securities Markets→

Flipping the Act of State Presumption: Protecting America's International Investors from Foreign Nationalization Programs→

Ninth Circuit Discrimination Case Could Change the Ground Rules for Everyone→

Tax-Exempt Credit Counseling Organizations and the Future of Debt-Settlement Services→

"Hid[ing] Elephants in Mouseholes"→

The Bear Hug That is Crushing Debt-Burdened Americans: Why Overzealous Regulation of the Debt-Settlement Industry Ultimately Harms the Consumers It Means to Protect→

The TARP Bailout of GM: A Legal, Historical, and Literary Critique→

The Controversial "Card-Check" Bill, Stalled in the United States Congress, Presents Serious Legal and Policy Issues→

Private Employees' Speech and Political Activity: Statutory Protection Against Employer Retaliation→

The BP Gulf Oil Spill Class Settlement: Redistributive "Justice?"→

Religious Accommodation in the Workplace: Why Federal Courts Fail to Provide Meaningful Protection of Religious Employees→

A Text-Based Interpretation of Title VII's Religious-Employer Exemption→

Color-Blind-Spot: The Intersection of Freedom of Information Law and Affirmative Action in Law School Admissions→

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